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ii„..___ .., ...,,,, , * - '11. 41 47 - ' . 4' i. • • •ia„ii: I r i , k tz A I itif i , \ s t`l, *% 41 l i f" ~,,4,•••fe.-"s IlAtiks, ....,, -ti, , , ~ , ,I - - __, .. 44; ~ . 1 1 ..- . 1 .. ---t--,,Li:,e , * 4-i tt - v-• - •?'---.7? - IL ). - If_ ,„ ~. _..... r. i,_ R 1154 'all. er, 3t •11# 1': . ague' t tent • r7a 3, NUMBER 50,51.] ~: TIU ROYAL, DRURY4LANE. THIS PRESENT EVENING, Nov. 22, 1808, Will be performed THE DUENNA. Don Jerome, Mr. ,MA"I,:H E WS ; Ferdinand; Mr.'l. S M FU, (Being his first appearance in teat Charader); Carlos, Mr. I3RAHAM ; Antonio, Mr. OIGNUM ; Isaac . Mendoza; 'Mr. DO WT*l4 ; Father Paul, Mr. SMITH; Clara, Mrs. MOUNTAIN ; Louisa. Mrs. MATHEWS - The Duenna, Mrs. SPARKS'. wi nit THE MAYOR OF GARRATT. Sir Jacob lollop, Mr. PENLEY ; Major Sturgeon. Mr. DO IN TON ; Jerry Sneak, Mr. RUSSELL; `-nspin Heettap, Mr. W EWITZ.E R.; Bruin, - Mr. SMITH • • Mrs. Snealt,, Mrs-LH A R LatS/ E ; B oxes 6t Mrs. BRUN Miss KELLY. Call; s ' to Price 35.—Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price as.— p„.• ` I T 2s• Second Price is.—Upper Gallery Is. Second 60.---No Money to ye returned. • • usliaces tor the Boxes to be taken of Mr. §pring, atthe Box -IcLe, tb i lle boors to-be opened at Half past Five, and begin at .7 1. 1).5t Six; f.,.,3 -morrow, the Comedy of The Chances ; after which rt littirst time), a New Contic Dance, called Love in a c° l llposed oy .Mr. ; with Era Rosenberg. wi ll. hew Coined.y, and a new Drama, are in rehearsal, ,d & 1 t3 e sPeedily producqd. -„ _ THE r • • 'AST WEK OF ACTING AT THE OPERA: • KING'S . THEATRE, HAY4IARKET. TO-MORROWEVEN lI\TG, Nov. 23, 1808,• will be performed THE ELE. The Music, scenes; Dieiles; a nd Decorations, are entirely new. The Overture a n d M us i c 4:o utposen by Mr. Mauinghi. Cotant.thrick (the E - xife), Mr. POPE ; G(A'eirior 'Of Siberia, Mr.. MU NDE N ; liatori . Ittadott; Mr. LISTON ; Count Calmar, Mr. IN CLE,DON ; . , l'atriarell, Mr. GRESSWE LL ; Ciarowifz, 'MaSter GOODWIN ; Dotal'', Mt YOUNG ; Welzien, Mr. :.,EF.,YE RIES; ,Kiniski, Mr. MURRAY - ; •' CH:PMAN ; • Serviiz, Mr. FAWCI;TT ; The,Emptess I.Jszabeth, Mrs, ST. LEG ER; sedon4, Mrs. GI Icl3S ; • A.likina, JOHNSTON; • • Catharine, kW. DiCKONS ; in A • • Villager, Mrs. EMERY. The; Coronation or tile Empress apces (composed by Mi. hologna, Jun.) to b*,per bY the Misses Adams, and the Corps de Ballet._ WITH ANIMAL MAGN E TISM. 6s, Price 3s. 34. 6d. Second Price 2 s. O~•,':llerlacesy for 2S. the . SeCU Bolld Price IS. _xes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the cethe' in the rket Doors t Lialf Past Six. ° be 0 4 peiled at Half past Five, and begin at :Ishe new G rand Mel -Dramatic Opera of The Exile will repeated on I hursaay aticrP richt) next Thursday, with Mistake upon Mistake; or, Appear ziTf, -44 against tiitan • f at l li on nosy, with yf Ago at ( t ) , ll .%iturday, being tile la4t night of the Company's acing cite Opera House, Mug Herd y Eighth. Ai . 4 :M onda v . the _Play . T Nlounianteers.will be acted „„.!he Ineatre Royal, in the rest)ark(it, ae the Corn. Ratty vvill perforM during th , - of Inc Season. LUST, U N WEDNESDAY last, a .Leather RED uoi POCK ET 1100 K, with a SiiVer Ciasp, between anti Somers et. house, containing fOur Ten, six Five, anti t• ree One Pound Bank of England Notes, just _received ~.,..nle•Dividend Office ; two Halves, three Quarters, Z"''e and sere twenty-tbiee Sixteentits, belonging to 1 3 cb. and regisd in their names at the Office of I-10 NS cwl ant CO, W hoever will Wing the said Book, with the to No. 26, Cornhill,. shall r.,ceive TWENTY " LASIt E WARD. Payment o'; - the Notes and : Shares stopptd, therefore van be of rto use but to the Owner. PROM FIVE HUNDRED.: to ONE THOU ti, SAND (.; Ul N.F.A.wili . he given _to any Lany or en , 4 t, .. 1 1 %vim 'has intetest to piocure a, permanent Situation. 1 .,_ 1 44 ) - of the Publi. Offlas, - 'w here the at:et - Wan , els not :110'e than six or seven. hours in the day, and the Salary is 12Yee,iluate, to the premium requir,cd. .The Advertiser'4 con ons are resliectable,_anti secrecy may be retied on. ~..41.eVers addressed t V. .at Mr. Povairs, 7, iian w."lreett O xtuul-sticet, will.be attended to. Ito O R - CANT AND SUPERWR ADVANTAC_;E OR \ ''''fii LAIN iientv,“ivill begin 13-awing TUESDAY, 13tii Dec. tSeS. ',Aiair• ,HODGES, PAINE, and Co.. Stock' . Shar es olokers, respectfully hilorin the Adventurers that all bo t h. 4 Prizes of every. uctiomill•itlop, fr9in i 51.- tk) 10 0,0001. in Uric iliclusive that have or may he sold liy them at any time as ci r "terY, shall be PA I Din Fli LI, MON, Fy, as sorin th e 4 " . n, without ahy DisCOttot or Dsiloction whatever, at, I. l r old Established Oifices, viz 2, Cornhill, RoYal Ex St. ; '49, O xturd-street, opposite bond-Street; and 44, li ,l-arties's- street, near Pii;cadiaY• "g es, Paine, and Co. have ha tonne ion whatever, not ,ever had, with an y other 0 thou. : It is in the recitilectio il of the Public, that five Prizes of 0 ,000 I . four ot io,to o I . seven ot s,oool . olie of 4,00,1. seven tech of i„nool. and thirty of .500 i. wore receOrlYsh.usd and told ra the abovc 0 ',lie • ' lskt .- . . t • - ". at . iN. hit Stantillig'tlie superior . advantage . or gain to t. ers t hese Offices, :thetTickeis and legal.b hares will be sold at s . kw Prices a# at aoy reputable Qt.ice in the United 'N'llgiloco, b - 7". ••-• ---,-........,........ --•......8^ t I scouNT ALLowED ON LOTTERY SHARES. VERY Purchaser of Shares and Tickets arpoun t b. lug to Five Pounds and up.vards, will be allowed a ~.count at i WARN ER's Fortunate , Corn niu ' • , where Capital Prizes to a' large amount havebeen re ceutly sold in Shares. vthepesent Lottery begins Drawing 13th of Next Month, I , t h s uperior Advantages t o a n y f ormer L o tt er y. P,, ' l l additi on to the Iwo Hundred Thousand Pounds in P ri zes contai ne d i n the Scheme, 500 Tickets are given to the . t rlato -a Holder or the First.drawn Tick e t a bo ve Isl. torize then the Fi rst D ay ; also Soo Tickets 014 tit r e Second Day, hs.. first Ticket above 'Andersl. and in prormon every as 4re, Which may e brace r the whole ut , the copit4lst : 4 • - of • - t Zl'4°6° 2 - . ef,oeoo 2 - 5,000 6 1,000 Lettersr &c. &c. &c. 'l l ce nom the Count t y, post - pa id, c o n t a i n i ng Bank sae i f f ° " - OfficeOrders, or short-dated Bills, treJted the present. alc`' te ( 3 --- 13 Letters, cont< h aing Money, must pay treble Post ney, ntrY Agents supplied with Shares, for Ready-mo. on very reasonable 'Perms- NAVIGABLE CANAL SHARES, AND CI I'Y ROAD _ BuND. TO I3E SOLO BY AUCTION, By. Mr. SCOTE, .On the sd of December, at Twelve o'clock, at. Garrawars., HE NEATH NAVIGATION; Fi.ve Shares a:,(1, a Quarter in. this excellent improving Concern, from the River . Neath to the P he•dare i Iway ; the .Divi_ -dead lately paid was . isl. per Shire per Anitind neti, and, by tie advantages ►t .pos-esses, the sDividenus may be expe led to continue increas►ng. rh e ts - o/A NS EA. CANAL ; Four Shares, an established Navigation ; the last Divitictkl was 51.. per 'Share per .^.nnunt !Wit. Also Shares. in the GRAND !UNCTION, L L LES -11,1 E V, lc. ENNTT andAVON, ASEIBY DE LA ZOUCH, and tv • l LTS and E RKS: CANNA LS: CITY ROAD BOND ot 1001. bearing si. per Cent. Particulars at the New Hotel, Birmingham; tlatchett's ll q te),. Piccadilly . ; at Garraway's.; and of Mr. Scott, 28, Nc.w London. LIFE ANNUITIES. ROB.EItTS, Ceci -streei, respeafully in fOrms the Nobility and others, he is at present auti.o. riser! by individuals of the first respectability (not common Money-lenders), to purehase RedeeniaUle At iuitie.. troth 2 1. to 'cool. per aim. for which snteral of the following autos of 2.)01. 4001. 60,1. tool. incol. 203x1. 4111(1 nutty larger sums, are ready to be advanced as soon as the securities are approved,witich must be on Land, Houses, Funtl.;d Pro perty under trus:, Clergymen's Livings ' or Pensions, A very liberal price will be given, without dclay or expo t.tre. Personal 4pplications, or by Letter (post paid) .duly at tended to. BOURGOING'i STATE OF SPAIN. This Day was In 4 Vols.. Nvo. with a Atlas, .price . 3l. gs. TODERN STATE ut SPAIN ; exhibiting complete View of its Topography, Government. - Laws, Relig on, Finances,. Naval , an i 'Military Establish _ iwatts ; and of Society, Manners, Arts, Sciences, •Agricul tore, and Commerce in that CO:111 . •., ' Ky J. FR. 'BOU'RG ()LNG. Late Minister Plenipotentiary itcsrts France to the Court of Madrid. Translated 'from the ;ast Paris Edition of 1807. - - To which are.added, Essays on Spain, by M. Peyron, and the Book of I'o64'l(o:ids. . P:inted for. john Stockdale, Piccadilly. CAAiIiKIDG 1/NIVER.SITY 'ALMANACK. • This DA)/ was p Üb4iShed, On a large Imperial Sheer, elegain I y engraved, price 35. 6d, nrHE CAMBRIDGE .uNcylitsvry • ALMA . NACK, for the Year 13,9: ; containing, a new and corret List c•rthe Heads or Colleges, Professors, ['Myer -sity Officers, 'Perms, Sze.. Ornainentect with a handsome View of . Sidney Su.s4ex s ullelre. • .Published' by I..,Deighton. Cambridge ; and sold in Lon- • do by Messrs. LOtignian, Hurst, Rees, and Orme. - Thc Views engrftval for the eight preceding Years, maybe had, at as. 6d. et.cli. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 22 ) 1808. DtJtIES ON PROFITS OF -FOREIGN - OA COLO . VIAL POSSESSIONS AND, SECURITIES: • PHE Property Ad of the 46th of His. present Majesty op ects, that Profits arising from FOreign Pos sessions or Foreign Securities, or in any of His Majesty's Do minionS beyond the Seas, shall' be assessed by the, Commis sioners acing for LONfMN, BRISTOL, LI V E R POO L, or G,LASt.iO IV, at or nearest to which such Property shall have been first imported, or at or nearest to which the Per son Who shall have received Remittances shall reside. And the . Of. His -present Majesty direds. that 'whenever the . Procittee or PLotits, arising as aforesaid. shall have been im parted_into or. received by any Pers4n, partly in the Port of London, and partly in any. of the .Out-Ports above men. tioned, the whole of such Produce' or Profits shall he AS.. sessecl.by the Commissioners of London, and not elsewhere; and whenever such Produce or Profits shall have been wholly imported into, or received by any PersOn in the u t- Ports, above mentioned, but in different parts, in two or more Of such Out-ports, the whole thereof shall . be Assessed at that place• at which the major part in value shall have been imported or received, provided that the Returns of; such Produce or Profits shall be delivered to the Commissioners at each of the places at which any part thereof shall have been imported or received. It being also further cliredecl by the said first mentioned Ad of the 46th of His present Majesty,, that the Agent or Receiver of such Produce or Profits slush' be charged JOT the same, and hall be answerable for all. Ads required to be done for assessing and paying the Duties on such Property, whether the Owner or Proprietor he resident in Great Bri tain or not, under the Penalties - contained in the said Ads: His Majesty's ComtnisSimers for the AlThirs of Taxes hereby give notice, that stria Inquiries are now making as to all . Property so imported or received , anti by syimoiu.or on Whose account ; bat being; desirous to avoid tire inflietion of Penalties, they hereby'require that all Persone who as Owners or. Proprietors, or as Agents or Receivers of-Profits, or-of Prapert-y. of the description above mentioned, shall have re ceived the same in Great Britain,. and who have neglected or omitted to comply with the-provisions of the Aets now re cited, by not delivering full acad. complete Return 3 for the current and any former year for which they may be in de- - fault to the Commissioners of the respeetive places above stated, according to the direetions therein contained, do forth. with deliver such Returns, otherwise they -will be proceeded against for the Penalties incurred by : such. omission and de fault. That the said Commissioners having been informed that several Estates stand charged with Annuities to Persons re. siding in C rear Britain, payable outot the Proem& of the said Estategond that it has become a.p ractice to deduct the Amount , of said Annuities from the Estimate of P rofits.thereby not only reducing the Income of the Priptietnr, hitt coni:ealing the - payment of said Annuities, think it necessary to state, that no Annuity or Interest of Money vltarged on any Estate Majesty's Foreign Dominions, ought to be deduct d from the Estunate of the Profits, but ought to be included therein as part of the Profits of the s.Estate payable to the Ann,trwts, 'odd that the Proprietors or their, Agents, are respec:iely liable to the Duty to be charged thereon. And, that in all cases where, atter payment of sin;li. 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